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It was just another night of protests in Manhattan — with one naked reveler dancing in a fountain and wary outdoor diners watching, forks in the air, as a procession of some 300 marchers file past. The night’s festivities began with a combination Black Lives Matter protest and “Donald Trump is Over” dance party at …
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OCEAN CITY — Although the terms have not been disclosed, a settlement has been reached in a seven-year-old-police brutality lawsuit stemming from a brawl in the beach. In July 2016, Dalima Palmer of Dumfries, Va. filed suit seeking $1 million in damages in U.S. District Court against the Ocean City police officer who allegedly tackled …
Dogs can detect COVID-19 in humans quicker and more accurately than the gold-standard nasal swab, according to a new study. A Finnish scientist, who’s been testing the disease-detecting pups at Helsinki Airport, said her pooches identified a number of people who had the virus but had tested negative after taking polymerase chain reaction (PCR) nasal …
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SALISBURY – Wicomico County Councilwoman Nicole Acle overcame Democratic challenger Alex Scott in this week’s special election for District 2, according to preliminary results posted Wednesday. Acle, a Republican, received 5,380 votes, while Scott received 4,240 votes. However, local election officials will continue to count ballots in the coming days. Last year, the Wicomico County …
It was a reunion fit for a King — a Texas woman’s Chihuahua mix who vanished six years ago, only to be found 1,360 miles away in Florida thanks to a microchip, according to a report. Debi Vazquez and her daughter Danae let their three dogs out of their San Antonio yard to relieve themselves …
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OCEAN CITY — Continuing a decades-long trend, Worcester County and the Lower Shore remained an island of red amidst a sea of blue in Maryland during this week’s general election. Fueled by the heavily-Democratic and densely populated center of the state, Maryland overwhelmingly voted for Joe Biden for president this week by a 62% to …
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The Nevada county that includes Las Vegas won’t have its full vote count done until late next week, a local official said Thursday, while admitting safety concerns for his staff as the election hangs in the balance. Joe Gloria, the registrar of voters for Clark County, Nev., said in an afternoon briefing that election officials are …
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SNOW HILL — A Berlin man, convicted in 2018 of negligent homicide by motor vehicle while under the influence after a fatal hit-and-run collision involving a bicyclist, could see his sentence reduced after a state appeals court vacated his sentence on one of the salient elements of his appeal. In November 2018, after two days, …
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Rhode Island is no longer the “smallest state with the longest name.” Voters in the Ocean State, formerly known as “Rhode Island and Providence Plantations,” approved a ballot measure to remove “and Providence Plantations” from the state’s official name. The referendum was introduced in the state senate by Rhode Island’s sole black senator, Harold Metts, …
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President Donald Trump promised Thursday to level significant legal action to challenge elections in important swing states after watching his margin of victory whittled away by late-counted ballots for Vice President Joe Biden. “We think there’s going to be a lot of litigation because we have so much evidence, so much proof, it’s going to …